Примеры использования General assembly would welcome на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
By paragraph 1, the General Assembly would welcome the conclusions and recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General.
In the meantime, the increased political attention being paid to the Convention has caused the number of States parties to it to go from a modest 35 two years ago to 50 now,so it is not without good reason that according to the Swedish draft resolution the General Assembly would welcome these developments.
By the operative part of the draft resolution, the General Assembly would welcome the report of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.
The General Assembly would welcome the recent Istanbul Conference, where Afghanistan and its regional partners affirmed their commitment to promote regional security and cooperation through a first set of confidence-building measures.
However, we abstained in the vote on the fifth preambular paragraph of draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.17/Rev.2, according to which the General Assembly would welcome the decisions of the Review and Extension Conference of the States Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPT.
Second, the General Assembly would welcome the statement of South Africa to waive any credits it would receive from budgetary surpluses retained for the aforementioned period.
In fact, in another draft resolution that is before this Committee- draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.42- there is a paragraph in which the General Assembly would welcome the universal recognition of the critical importance of the question of compliance with, and verification of, arms limitation and disarmament agreements and other obligations.
The General Assembly would welcome the progress made in implementing pending issues in the peace accords and progress made since the establishment of the United Nations Office of Verification by resolution 50/226 of 10 May 1996.
The European Union, fully aware of the clear political significance of the decision to be adopted today by the General Assembly, would welcome the adoption by consensus of this draft resolution, which is sponsored by all the member States of the Union and a large number of other States Members of the United Nations.
The General Assembly would welcome the second humanitarian segment of the Economic and Social Council held this past summer and the agreed conclusions from that session, and would call upon relevant actors to cooperate to ensure the implementation of and follow-up to the agreed conclusions.
In paragraph 5 of draft resolution A/52/L.67/Rev.1, the General Assembly would welcome the conclusions of the Conference and would call upon all parties to implement them fully.
The General Assembly would welcome the report of the Secretary-General containing a summary of the deliberations and main findings of the ad hoc expert group meeting of 1998 and would request the Secretary-General to expedite the preparation of a report to the Assembly containing his views on the deliberations and main findings of that meeting.
As indicated in paragraph 2 of the Secretary-General's statement(A/C.5/59/21), under the terms of operative paragraph 3 of draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.31, the General Assembly would welcome the establishment of the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, as well as the report of its first session, which was held from 1 to 5 March 2003, and take note of the rules of procedure adopted by the Committee.
In this text the General Assembly would welcome the recent nuclear disarmament measures initiated by the United States and the Russian Federation; note that a multilateral agreement prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons would strengthen international security and help promote a climate for negotiations leading to the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework.
If the draft resolution recommended by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)were adopted, the General Assembly would welcome the report submitted by the adviser to the Secretary-General(A/59/710) and endorse the proposals, recommendations and conclusions of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations contained in section II of the report on its 2005 resumed session A/59/19/Add.1.
In addition, the General Assembly would welcome the efforts of the United Nations and the Organization of the Islamic Conference to strengthen cooperation between them in areas of common concern and to review the ways and means for enhancing the actual mechanisms of such cooperation.
In the sixth preambular paragraph, the General Assembly would welcome the decision of the Cuban Government to ratify the Treaty of Tlatelolco on the denuclearization of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Furthermore, the General Assembly would welcome the report of the Secretary-General containing a summary of the deliberations and main findings of the ad hoc expert group meeting in 1998 and would take note of the Secretary-General's most recent report, and in particular of his views on the deliberations and main findings of that meeting.
According to the draft resolution, the General Assembly would welcome the progress made this past summer at the International Meeting on Mine Clearance, at which over 90 Governments were represented.
By that draft resolution, the General Assembly would welcome the universal acceptance of the Geneva Conventions of 1949,would call upon all States parties to the Geneva Conventions that have not yet done so to consider becoming parties to the Additional Protocols at the earliest possible date, and would call upon States parties to the Additional Protocols to ensure their wide dissemination and full implementation.
In the operative part of the draft resolution, the General Assembly would welcome the report presented by the Secretary-General at the fifty-second session and express appreciation for the observations and recommendations contained in the report.
In the operative part, the General Assembly would welcome the report and recommendations contained therein and would express appreciation for the work done by the follow-up mechanism.
In the operative paragraphs the General Assembly would welcome the concrete steps taken by several countries of the region during the past year for the consolidation of the regime of military denuclearization established by the Treaty.
In the new twelfth preambular paragraph, the General Assembly would welcome the efforts made by the United Nations to foster the establishment of national mine-clearance capacities in countries where mines constitute a serious threat to the safety, health and lives of the local population.
This is why in the draft resolution, in its fifth preambular paragraph, the General Assembly would welcome the present international efforts to achieve an overall political settlement of the conflict and, in operative paragraph 6, would urge normalization of the relations among all States of the Balkan region.
Under the terms of operative paragraph 3 of draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.31, the General Assembly would welcome the establishment of the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, as well as the report of its first session, 1 which took place from 1 to 5 March 2004, and takes note of the rules of procedure adopted by the Committee.
Mr. Adel(Egypt), Rapporteur,said that under the draft resolution the General Assembly would welcome the report of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations; endorse the report's proposals, recommendations and conclusions; and urge Member States, the Secretariat and relevant organs of the United Nations to take all necessary steps to implement them.
By operative paragraph 1 of draft resolution A/C.3/53/L.23, the General Assembly would welcome the report of the Committee against Torture, 1 submitted in accordance with the provision of article 24 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, and authorize the Secretary-General to extend its spring sessions by one additional week on a regular basis.
The General Assembly would also welcome the national measures adopted by Member States relating to the transfer, the production or the reduction of existing stockpiles of anti-personnel land-mines.
Mindful of all that, the General Assembly would, by the draft, welcome the adoption of the Hague Code of Conduct and invite all States that have not yet subscribed to the Code to do so.